Sentence examples for a wider margin in from inspiring English sources

When I visited his office on Capitol Hill in June, he insisted that he could have beaten Randy Graf by a wider margin in a rematch.

In December Gallup, a global pollster, found that those optimistic about the economy outnumbered pessimists by a wider margin in Brazil than in any other large economy.

Pew says that figure has been pretty steady throughout the election campaign and is a wider margin in favour of the president than his victory over John McCain four years ago when Obama won the Hispanic vote by 67% to 31%.

Surprisingly, female-led businesses outperformed male-led ventures by a wider margin in tech -- which is dominated by male founders and male backers -- than in fashion, an industry typically dominated by women.

The new surveys, conducted jointly by Quinnipiac University, CBS News and The New York Times, show Obama leading Romney by six percentage points in the crucial swing states of Ohio and Florida, and by a wider margin in Pennsylvania.

Recent polling showed Mr. Hoeven leading Mr. Dorgan by a wide margin in a hypothetical contest.

"So even with the fallibility of testing, there is a wide margin in there.

Still, Mr. Franks is trailing Mr. Corzine by a wide margin in most recent polls.

Poll after poll shows Obama with a wide margin in support, as Democrats have traditionally enjoyed.

Mr. Obama outspent Mrs. Clinton on advertising by a wide margin in the last week.

Some polls show Senator Obama leading her by a wide margin in that state.